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April 5, 2008 71 Comments
Twitter as Presence
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Twice, on two different occasions yesterday, I used Twitter to see why someone hadn’t responded to an email. I didn’t send them a message via that channel (because that just seems obnoxious). Instead, I checked into their Twitter stream to see what they’d been up to throughout the day. In one case, the person was at a conference. In the other, I wasn’t sure, but the person hadn’t sent a message in hours, so he or she was clearly offline for a little duration of time. 


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